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Trump says Putin would agree to European peacekeepers in Ukraine

US President Donald Trump (Photo by the White House via WikiCommons)

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin would agree to European troops being sent to Ukraine as peacekeepers once the war ends, and added that the US also supports the idea.

"He will accept them, I've asked him that question," Trump said of Putin's stance on the potential involvement of European peacekeepers in Ukraine, adding that Putin "has no problem with it."

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